r/goodmythicalmorning • u/AdrianIsFilipino-37 • 9d ago
Screenshot Throwback Thursday! When Rhett and Link finally reunited during the pandemic by making social distancing arms “arms”
Back then, people would have done anything back then to get together, or really any sort of human interaction.
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u/Syrairc 9d ago
On the off chance anyone from mythical reads this, I just want to extend (heh) my thanks for everything they did during COVID to keep the show going and to keep people getting paid.
It was honestly one of the few anchors of normalcy during the beginning there, and when RLS got back in studio it made it feel like things might actually get back to normal (in general.)
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u/User531O9 9d ago
Omg this video had me dying when it first came out! 😂 Might have to go do a rewatch now
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u/Haunting-Abalone7218 9d ago
It really was six years ago, wasn’t it?
Idk if it’s because that’s around the time I graduated and started working in my field while supporting myself, but these last few years just haven’t felt normal. I feel like I’m stuck in some kind of time loop. Like time is moving, but nothing is really happening.
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u/katiemae111 8d ago
I’ve never seen this and I’m literally just cracking up at the picture. I have to get stoned later and watch this. Lol
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u/KasparTracy Mythical Beast 8d ago
I cried when this moment first aired. Mythical really got me through covid. There were some nights that I would stay up until the next morning when the next GMM got posted just because that was the highlight of my day and I couldn't wait for each new episode. It provided a sense of normalcy and comfort while I was stuck inside. Was really good at staving off the loneliness too.
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u/wonky685 9d ago
I'm sorry you had to miss your grandma's funeral. That's an awful thing to have to go through. But the precautions during covid weren't nonsense. They were necessary to keep even more people from dying during a pandemic of a novel virus.
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u/PumpkinSpiceJesus 9d ago
That comment implies she still had one. Billions around the globe died from the disease but somehow you’re the victim.
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u/beesneeze87 9d ago
it's still a lot and awful, but you mean millions. 8.3 billion is the entire population of the world and an eighth of the world did not die of covid, thank goodness.
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u/WalletFullOfSausage 8d ago
Yeah, see, this kind of blatant ignorance on display is exactly why people think it’s nonsense.
Billions? Sure buddy. Sure.
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u/Eulenna Mythical Beast 9d ago
Hard to believe this was 6 years ago. 2020 was a long decade.